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One of my top 5 requests in my inbox is to do and explain the technique that ‪@OxideFabricDollAsmr‬ did with soaking chalk in water, freezing and then drying. So here you go.. I did this awhile ago, but I had to finish out Pride Month before I could post this, so please forgive the delay… These are 17 (yes the thumbnail shows 16 but I ended up doing 17) “brands” of gym chalk. I cut each block in half and numbered them. One half was kept as the control to limit variability meaning I did absolutely nothing to the half block. The other half was soaked in water for 24 hours, frozen for 24 hours and then dehydrated until dry. I know this isn’t 100% the technique that was demonstrated, but it was enough to show and explain what’s going on. The first half for each block that I crushed was the control half showing what the chalk block would look and feel like if crushed right out of the package. The second half of the block was the experimental half. You should notice there is a change in the inner smoothness of the chalk in many of the “brands”, but there isn’t a change in the firmness of the chalk. Meaning if a block was a softer texture it’s still a softer texture and if a block was firm it’s still firm. Can anyone tell me why this happens before I nerd out and give you what I believe to be the explanation? Or does anyone want to take a guess? Here is some background information that may help you when thinking about it. Pure magnesium carbonate in its natural state is a gritty texture that doesn’t want to stay together very well. Think of table salt versus corn starch. If you squeeze a handful of table salt in your hand what happens when you open your hand? The salt just falls all over the place right? What if you squeeze a handful of cornstarch? When you open your hand some of that starch is going to stay balled up on your palm before falling apart. Pure magnesium carbonate does not want to stay together in a block shape. There are compounds added to it to make it softer and make it stay together. (I know the boxes and bags of chalk say “100% pure magnesium carbonate” - that means that the majority percentage is pure magnesium carbonate, but the added compounds are such a small fraction that they are negligible in the eyes of the governing bodies, hence that wording is in fact “true” but I digress.) Chalk blocks are formed by making a slurry out of the magnesium carbonate (slurry is sort of like what we call paste in the chalk ASMR world), putting the slurry in square molds and flash drying it in a manufacturing facility. Try to think back to chemistry class and when you learned all about bonds. 😉 Give me your best hypothesis in the comments for me to read and I’ll come back later and see who got it! (More videos further explaining and breaking it down more are in the queue. For example I did this same thing just soaking blocks, just freezing blocks, etc…) Enjoy! #oddlysatisfying #satisfyingvideos #autonomoussensorymeridianresponse #gymchalk #asmr #asmrgymchalk #gymchalkasmr #dyedgymchalk #cornstarch #asmrpowderplay #asmrcrumble #gymchalkcrush #gymchalk #sleepaid #relaxation #satisfyingsounds #asmrcommunity #science #sciencesunday #asmrexperiments